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How to become a Custodian

A proficient custodian should possess exceptional cleaning and maintenance abilities, adaptable disposition, strong attention to detail, organization skills, and effective time management. Developing expertise in these core skills enhances professional growth prospects in the custodial profession.

Hard skills:

  1. Cleaning expertise - Expert knowledge of cleaning methods and techniques
  2. Safety protocols - Understanding of safety regulations and hazardous material handling
  3. Maintenance proficiency - Skilled in the maintenance of equipment and facilities
  4. Equipment operation - Adept in the operation of cleaning equipment and tools
  5. Organizational skills - Ability to prioritize tasks and manage time efficiently
  6. Problem-solving - Knowledge of problem-solving techniques to identify and resolve issues
  7. Adaptability - Flexibility to alter approaches in response to changing situations
  8. Interpersonal skills - Strong communication and collaboration abilities with colleagues

Soft skills:

  1. Organizational Skills - ability to maintain order and organize custodial supplies
  2. Attention to Detail - capacity to pay attention to small details
  3. Interpersonal Skills - aptitude to interact professionally with other people
  4. Adaptability - readiness to adjust to different tasks and situations
  5. Time Management - capacity to prioritize and complete tasks efficiently
  6. Diagnostic Abilities - expertise to identify and solve issues
  7. Problem Solving - proficiency to assess a situation and find solutions
  8. Customer Service - competence to provide excellent service to customers